West Ham boss David Moyes stated that they showed good character and resilence against Chelsea to grab crucial victory.
West Ham manager David Moyes claims they showed good character and resilience against Chelsea in the premier League.
The Hammer bagged all the three points against Chelsea despite going behind twice in the game.
West Ham was able to come back in the second half of the game to win the match 3-2 after grabbing a late goal.
Speaking after the match West Ham boss David Moyes hails the good character and resilience showed by his players.
What was said.
“Great character and great resilience. We stuck at it and made the point of trying not to go 3-1 down, making sure we had to chance to be in the game.
“We certainly were – we played better, we changed one or two things at half-time just to see if we could give ourselves a bit more attacking and it did do.
He further said that “We had to keep rejigging. Just before half-time, I was really gutted we lost the second goal at that time, but it happened.
“We had to patch up a little bit at half-time, and even by the end we must have played with four different systems today. Partly because of what happened to us and partly because of the quality Chelsea had.
It’s nearly up there with the one when Yarmolenko scores for us to beat Chelsea 3-2 before, which [helps to] keep us in the Premier League at that time.
“It’s another 3-2 victory – Yarmolenko’s goal that day was so important and we hope that come the end of the season Arthur’s goal today will be seen to be important too.
“That’s why West Ham are good to watch and that’s why I’m enjoying it as well.
“My team look as if they’re a threat and that’s how I want it. I actually don’t think we played any better today than we played against Brighton or Wolves, but in the moments we got we took our chances and it gave us a real opportunity.
“Getting the penalty kick at that point of the game was really important as well.”
